Vtam modeent macro operands – IBM SC33-1683-02 User Manual
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VTAM MODEENT macro operands
Table 41 VTAM LOGON mode table entry for each TYPETERM you might define.
You should have reached this table by looking up the TYPETERM device types in
Table 40 on page 768.
Look down the left hand side of the table for the reference number (RN) that
brought you here from Table 40 on page 768. When you find it, look across to the
middle column. This shows the macro operands that affect the way CICS handles
automatic installation. Your MODEENT macro entries for devices to be installed
must match what is specified there. Any MODEENT macro entries not shown in the
table, such as PSERVIC for some reference numbers, are not tested by CICS. Any
bit settings that do not matter to CICS during bind analysis for autoinstalled
terminals appear as periods (.).
Note: Some fields in the PSERVIC data for LUTYPE0, LUTYPE2, and LUTYPE3
devices have values that depend on the ALTSCREEN and DEFSCREEN
characteristics of the device. For this reason, you have to consult “PSERVIC
screen size values for LUTYPEx devices” on page 775 to find out the values
you need to specify instead of aaaaaaaa, bbbbbbbb, cccccccc, dddddddd,
and eeeeeeee.
The right-hand column in the table names entries in the CICS-supplied LOGON
mode table that could meet your needs. The CICS-supplied table is called
ISTINCLM. For further VTAM information, refer to
ACF/VTAM Network
Implementation Guide.
Table 41. LOGON mode table and ISTINCLM entries
RN
VTAM MODEENT macro entries that are needed for related
CICS TYPETERM definitions
Suitable
supplied
entries
1
FMPROF=X'02'
TSPROF=X'02'
PRIPROT=X'70'
SECPROT=X'40'
COMPROT=B'0000.000 00000.00'
2
FMPROF=X'02'
TSPROF=X'02'
PRIPROT=X'71'
SECPROT=X'40'
COMPROT=B'0010.000 00000.00'
DSILGMOD
D4B32781
D4B32782
D4B32783
D4B32784
D4B32785
NSX32702
S3270
3
FMPROF=X'04'
TSPROF=X'04'
PRIPROT=X'B0'
SECPROT=X'B0'
COMPROT=B'0000.000 00000.00'
4
FMPROF=X'04'
TSPROF=X'03'
PRIPROT=X'B0'
SECPROT=X'90'
COMPROT=B'0100.000 00000.00'
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